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What channel is the Ohio State basketball game on? How to watch OSU-Nebraska
Video: Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann previews Nebraska, more
Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann previews Nebraska, more in this Jan. 22, 2024 press conference.
After breaking a three-game losing streak with Saturday’s win against Penn State, Ohio State hits the road for a Tuesday night game at Nebraska.
The Buckeyes took down Penn State, 79-67, behind a balanced scoring attack featuring four players in double figures. It ended a skid that started with a 71-65 loss at Indiana on Jan. 6, a 71-60 home loss to No. 15 Wisconsin on Jan. 10 and a 73-65 loss at Michigan on Jan. 15.
Ohio State leads the all-time series, 20-6, but Nebraska has won the last two meetings.
Ohio State is coached by Chris Holtmann, who is in his seventh season with the program. Nebraska is led by Fred Hoiberg, who is in his fifth season with the Cornhuskers.
Here’s how to watch Ohio State vs. Nebraska on Tuesday.
What time does Ohio State play Nebraska on Tuesday?
Tipoff: 7 p.m., Jan. 23; Pinnacle Bank Arena, Lincoln, Nebraska.
What channel is Ohio State vs. Nebraska on Tuesday?
Ohio State vs. Nebraska will be on Peacock.
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How can I watch the Ohio State-Nebraska game without cable? Is OSU vs. Nebraska streaming?
Streaming is the only option to watch the game against the Cornhuskers. A number of Ohio State games will be streaming-only this season.
Who is announcing the Ohio State vs. Nebraska game on Peacock on Tuesday?
Here are the announcers for the Ohio State-Nebraska game:
Jac Collinsworth
Stephen Bardo
How to listen to Ohio State vs. Nebraska on the radio
Ohio State men’s basketball is broadcasted live on WBNS-FM/AM (97.1/1460).
Here are the announcers for the Ohio State-Nebraska game:
Paul Keels (play-by-play)
Ron Stokes (analysis)
How have Ohio State and Nebraska done so far this season?
Ohio State opened its season with a 79-73 win against Oakland at Value City Arena on Nov. 6. Afterward, Golden Grizzlies coach Greg Kampe called freshman guard Bruce Thornton “a man” for his play. The Buckeyes followed that with a 73-66 loss to No. 15 Texas A&M on Nov. 10 before beating Merrimack 76-52 on Nov. 15 and Western Michigan 73-56 on Nov. 19.
The Buckeyes then defeated No. 17 Alabama 92-81 on Nov. 24 and Santa Clara 86-56 to win the Emerald Coast Classic championship. They returned home and defeated Central Michigan, 88-61, on Nov. 29 and opened Big Ten play with an 84-74 win against Minnesota in their Big Ten opener before beating Miami (Ohio) three days later.
Penn State then handed Ohio State an 83-80 defeat on Dec. 9 before the Buckeyes bounced back with a win against UCLA to improve to 9-2. Ohio State then beat New Orleans one week later, took down West Virginia 78-75 in overtime on Dec. 30 in Cleveland and outlasted Rutgers 76-72 on Jan. 3 before the Jan. 6 loss at Indiana, Jan. 10 loss to Wisconsin and Jan. 15 loss at Michigan.
Nebraska is 14-5 overall and 4-4 in the Big Ten. Most recently, the Cornhuskers beat Northwestern, 75-69, at home on Saturday.
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Ohio State vs. Nebraska spread: What is the OSU betting line against Nebraska?
Ohio State is a 2.5-point underdog against Nebraska. The over-under is 149.5 points.
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THC gummies at some Ohio dispensaries recalled for mislabeling

(WJW) – The Division of Cannabis Control has recalled some THC gummies sold at dispensaries across Ohio, state officials announced on Tuesday.
The DCC issued a Class II Product Recall for some batches of Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies after learning that servings weren’t labeled with the universal THC symbol, the Ohio Department of Commerce said.
“A product recall was determined to be the most appropriate course of action, as a child accessing the product or another individual ingesting the product unaware it contains THC could result in adverse health consequences,” state officials said in the recall.
The recalled gummies, manufactured by Klutch Processing, LLC, were sold at many Ohio dispensaries, including locally, between Jan. 14, 2025 and Oct. 21, 2025.
They were listed under the following product names:
- Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies – Island Punch Made With O43 Strain
- Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies – Thorny Berry Made With Violet Fog Strain
- Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies – Watermelon Made With Ice Cream Cake Strain
The Department of Commerce provided a breakdown of the recalled products and where they were sold:
License #
Business Name
DBA
City
CCD000013-00
Verdant Creations Newark
Sunnyside
Newark
CCD000015-00
The Forest Cincinnati, LLC
The Forest Cincinnati
Cincinnati
CCD000016-00
THE FOREST SANDUSKY, LLC
The Forest
Sandusky
CCD000024-00
Care Med Associates LLC
Sunnyside
Cincinnati
CCD000025-00
Greenleaf Apothecaries, LLC
The Botanist
Akron
CCD000027-00
Cresco Labs Ohio, LLC
Sunnyside
Wintersville
CCD000028-00
Herbal Wellness Center Jeffersonville, LLC
Herbal Wellness Center Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville
CCD000033-00
App1803, LLC
Herbal Wellness Center Columbus
Columbus
CCD000035-00
QUEST WELLNESS OHIO II LLC
Leaf Relief
Youngstown
CCD000038-00
Herbal Wellness Center Athens, LLC
Herbal Wellness Center Athens
Athens
CCD000043-00
Pure Ohio London LLC
Pure Ohio Wellness
London
CCD000048-00
Cannascend Alternative, LLC
Columbia Care
Marietta
CCD000050-00
Cannascend Alternative, LLC
Columbia Care
Monroe
CCD000051-00
Cannascend Alternative, LLC
Columbia Care
Dayton
CCD000052-00
Green Leaf Medical of Ohio II, LLC
Gleaf
Warren
CCD000059-00
Simple AG Ohio, LLC
Supergood
Ravenna
CCD000060-00
Heritage Wellness Ohio LLC
Story
Cincinnati
CCD000061-00
Jackson Pharm, LLC
Herbal Wellness Center
Jackson
CCD000064-00
Canoe Hill Ohio LLC
Queen City Cannabis Medical Dispensary
Harrison
CCD000072-00
Slightly Toasted, LLC
Bliss Ohio
Kent
CCD000073-00
Marimed OH, LLC
Thrive Wellness Dispensary
Tiffin
CCD000076-00
Pure Ohio Dayton, LLC
Pure Ohio Wellness
Dayton
CCD000082-00
FRX Health of Cuyahoga Falls LLC
FRX Health
Cuyahoga Falls
CCD000083-00
Citizen Real Estate, LLC
Klutch Cannabis
Canton
CCD000084-00
Citizen Real Estate, LLC
Klutch Cannabis
Lorain
CCD000085-00
Cascade Southern Ohio, LLC
Uplift
Milford
CCD000093-00
127 OH, LLC
Bloom Medicinals
Akron
CCD000096-00
SEO Natural Enterprises, LLC
Backroad Wellness
Cambridge
CCD000100-00
127 OH, LLC
Bloom Medicinals
Columbus
CCD000102-00
127 OH, LLC
Bloom Medicinals
Painesville
CCD000103-00
SEO Natural Enterprises, LLC
Backroad Wellness
New Boston
CCD000106-00
SEO Natural Enterprises, LLC
Backroad Wellness
Lima
CCD000109-00
Culture Retail Partners of Ohio, Inc.
Culture Cannabis
Akron
CCD000116-00
Curaleaf Cuyahoga Falls, LLC
Curaleaf
Cuyahoga Falls
CCD000117-00
Curaleaf Newark, LLC
Curaleaf
Newark
CCD000118-00
The Mavuno Group, LLC
Mavuno of Athens
Athens
CCD000120-00
Therapeutic Healing Care II, LLC
Ethos
Lebanon
CCD000133-00
Greenleaf Apothecaries, LLC
The Botanist
Columbus
CCD000135-00
Elevated Growth OH LLC
Elevated Growth
Columbus
CCD000141-00
Canoe Hill Ohio 2, LLC
Story of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
CCD000144-00
The Source Holding Ohio, LLC
Certified Dispensary
South Euclid
CCD000148-00
Ohio Bound Inc.
Locals Dispensary
Cincinnati
CCD000151-00
CV10B, LLC
Story Cannabis
Massillon
CCD000153-00
Grow Ohio, LLC
The Vault
Zanesville
CCD000154-00
Greenleaf Apothecaries, LLC
The Botanist
Solon
CCD000165-00
127 OH, LLC
Bloom Medicinals
Athens
CCD000197-00
AB Retail LLC
Roam Dispensary
Seven Hills
CCD000215-00
Herbal Wellness Portsmouth, LLC
Herbal Wellness Center Portsmouth
Portsmouth
CCD000216-00
RC Retail 2, LLC
Curaleaf
Westerville
CCD000218-00
Farkas Farms, LLC
Farkas Farms
Columbus
CCD000231-00
Columbia Care OH LLC
Columbia Care
Norwalk
CCD000232-00
ATCL2, LLC
Klutch Cannabis
Loudonville
CCD000244-00
Curaleaf OGT, Inc.
Curaleaf
Girard
CCD000248-00
Klutch Northfield, LLC
Klutch Cannabis
Northfield
CCD000253-00
Klutch Prospect, LLC
Klutch Cannabis
Cleveland
CCD000261-00
HWB Ohio, LLC
Story Cannabis
Dublin
There have been no reported illnesses tied to this recall.
The affected gummies have been placed on hold by the DCC. Anyone who purchased the recalled products can return them to the dispensary for a refund.
Learn more about this recall at the Department of Commerce’s website.
Ohio
THC gummies recalled in Ohio for not being properly marked

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO)- The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control has issued a product recall for edible gummies made by Green Investment Partners, LLC.
The Division investigated a complaint that the affected gummies were not marked with a universal THC symbol on each serving.
The Division’s rules require the universal THC symbol on each serving; therefore, the products are not compliant.
The Division has placed a hold on all affected gummy products so that no additional products are distributed to or sold at dispensaries.
No adverse events have been reported. Anyone who experiences adverse health effects after consuming the affected product should contact their health care provider immediately and report the event to the DCC at 1-833-464-6627. The DCC will provide any updates, as necessary.
AFFECTED PRODUCT:
Product Name:
O’Dank Cannabis Infused Gummies – Pineapple
O’Dank Cannabis Infused Gummies – Sour Watermelon
Purchase Dates: September 5, 2025, to present
Processor Name: Green Investment Partners, LLC (License# CCP000024-00)
Product ID and Batch:
Affected Product Sold at the Following Dispensaries:
Copyright 2025 WOIO. All rights reserved.
Ohio
Ohio State’s defense is already elite, but these two players could make it even better

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State’s defense has been nothing short of dominant this season, but what’s scary for future opponents is that it might be on the verge of getting even better.
The latest episode of Buckeye Talk revealed two fascinating developments that could transform an already-elite unit into something truly unstoppable.
The first involves what Stephen Means described as “the ultimate good problem” at the nickel position. While Lorenzo Styles has been solid, Jermaine Mathews has shown flashes of being an elite playmaker who can dramatically change games with his ability to create turnovers.
“This is, I think, the ultimate good problem that a defense could have — where the guy who’s doing a job isn’t doing it poorly, but there just might be a guy who is elite, elite, elite at it,” Means said.
The option between Styles and Mathews represents the luxury Ohio State now has – two excellent players for one position, with Mathews offering a specific skill set that addresses one of the few areas where the defense could improve: creating more takeaways.
Co-host Stefan Krajisnik emphasized Mathews’ impact:
“I just think he’s such a difference-maker for you that if that’s the one thing you feel like this defense is lacking… I would continue to give Jermaine Mathews some snaps there in the slot.”
But perhaps the most intriguing revelation came from defensive end Kenyatta Jackson, who approached defensive coordinator Matt Patricia about being allowed more freedom as a pass rusher.
Jackson, who has been disciplined in his containment responsibilities against mobile quarterbacks, wanted permission to use his full arsenal of pass-rush moves.
Means highlighted the significance of this conversation:
“I also love the fact that he said that Matt Patricia’s response was like, ‘Yeah, just don’t go past quarterback… You can do whatever you want as long as you don’t put us at a disadvantage.”
This context explains why Jackson hasn’t been as statistically productive as many expected. Against more traditional pocket passers, Jackson could now be unleashed, complementing Caden Curry (who’s putting up numbers comparable to Chase Young’s Heisman campaign start) and creating a truly terrifying pass rush.
What we witnessed against Wisconsin – where Jackson registered three pressures and a sack after this conversation with Patricia – might just be the beginning. Ohio State’s defense is already allowing a minuscule 5.9 points per game, but these adjustments suggest the best is yet to come.
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